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HEADLESS HORSEMAN.
Bullots and Such Havo no Eject
Upon Him.
Eighty workm.o Driven Out by y Knight
~ Apparition in tho Mountains.

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. For some
time stories have been in circulation con-
tanning u supposed ghost which haunts n
lumber camp ON Cheat river, In Tucker
County, this State, but like all ghost
stories they caused9nly smiles. Recently,
however, the entire force OF choppers and
laborers at the camp left In body and
drow their pay, refusing 90 return 90
work. There were over eighty employees,
and colorcd cook was the rst 20
leave. He sworo that ono morning be-
fore daylight, when he was cooking break
fast, hcedless horsemhn, with gigantic
axe ON his shoulder. fed through tho
woods making no noise. Tho men ridi.
culed him. In fow days u party OF
choppers reported seeing tho same phe-
nomenon, and later Il appeared repeatedly,
both at night and In the day. The men
were employed by Henry a. Davis a Bro,
OF keyscr. Men sent out by the firm say
they can not account for the thing. Shots
fired at IL have no effect Tho supcrsti-
uous fright OF the men has spread far and
wide, aud this weeks Pioneer OF 1t
George whose editor visited the camp.
gives the story In detail, aud says any Wis.
itor can satisfy himself by sight and hear
ing, as the apparition makes peculiar
whining noise as IL glidcs through tho for
est. Men have tried In vain TO employ now
workmcn TO take tho places OF those who
fed.
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"A LITTLE NONSENSE. =

The boy that sprained hi. ankie
has a very lame excuse for not attend
ing school,.
Passenger That's All the money
I have. Conductor examining
trade dollar)-I can't take that piece.
Passsnger-Ah. well. give it o. the
company then Tfd-Bffs
Mamma-And nov. Bertie. YOU
have chatted enough Shut Your eve..
hold your tongue. and 20 81 sleep.
BERTHE How can DO three things af
anee. mamms?-N J. Le,f1,r.
4 little Danhury giri. when s.kesl
b. her mother about suspicious little
bites Bra The sides - dozen choice sg,-
pies. snswsrcd Perhaps. namn,s.
they may have been fro.f-bittsn. is was
- cold last night D1ntssrv
-Mrs Muivaney Arrah. Janesv.
phuy DO yer puf fwo therfannegtnr.
forninst the shfores shaunf.sv-
b. gobs Missus Malrsnry. wan AZ
them Is % teil bow hot ii f.. au' fhe
other is io tell how raad if fs-Tt-
Rautlsr
What the people called bim --
rarrs Has ye1aF is1y HasfrEe
Wa ss.a FL hrf tfsr Alas W
yes c1lf rsefT rtfer
Aai yc- faiE s1ft s.rst
Ftai a. qergia aIl co.. Tel nF 0.as fflr
tFf~esf Free Preu-
The girls st vasssr draw each other
into corner and uysierou.is in-
quirc "Do you know uhv Prof
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CARRIER PIGEONS.
rhree Boston Birds Liberated In
London
Make the Return Trip Across the Atlantic
The Longest Flight on Record.

INV YoRx, Jan. lo.-A special from Ty-
rome, Pa, says; son October o, Henry
wagner, OF Boston, sent by steamer nine
CARER pigeons 10 London, where they
wero given their freedom, and the whole
number started on their long journey
ncross the Atlantic. Up TO this time
the owner has received three OF tho
birds. One of thcm went direct TO Bos-
ton, another was captured ncar New York,
ana tho third was found ON the sum
init OF the Allegheny Mountains, in an
exhausted condition, by man who picked
itup, took II To his house, and warmed and
led IT, On the wing OF tho pigeon was
found the following; "Ii this bird u
caught or shot, notify Henry Wagner, Bos-
ton, Mass The finder wrote 10 Mr.. Wag-
ner, and by his instruction brought tho
bird 10 Tyrone yesterday, and shipped it
TO the owner by express. This is one OF
the longest flights on record.
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FOND OF DISCUSSION.
Hnitimorean Leaves Thirty-Five Thou
sand Dollars for the support OF Debating

A baltimorean Leaves Thirty-Five Thou
sand Dollars for TIA. support of Debating
Societies.
BALTIMORE, Mn, Jan. .. - Humphrey
Moore, who died here the other day, left
So,cW to build and support an institution
for the debating societies OF Baltimore.
Mr. Moore was fond OF public discussion.
He believed In settling disputes by discus
sions, and often declared that he thought
no young man educated who could
not mako a good cxtomporaneous
speech. That clause in tho will referring
To the institute says that he desires IL
established for open discussions In the IN.
terests OF morality, patriotism, intelligence
and political science. Mr.. Moore, when he
came 10 Baltimore In 1874, opened an old
curiosity shop, where hc kept all sorts OF
literature oddities that could not be found
elsewhere. Geo. w. Childs, the Philadel-
phia editor and philanthropist, was, when
a lad, clerk in his store. The money he
made IN books ho invested in stocks, and
after making over tlOO,ODO ne retired.
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CEREDO WAYNE CO. W. VA THURSDAY JANUARY 49, 1887
NATURAL GAS.
Loss of liz. and Great Destruction os Frog
crty by an Explosion nj Youngstown. a.

toss of Life and Great Destruction of Frog
erty by an Explosion st Youngstown. q.
foUSosrowS, O, Jan. 6.--An explosion
OF natural gas this morning resulted In loss
OF life aud large destruction OF property.
Plumbers were At work completing the
Andrews Block and keeping fire undor q
boiler In the basement To furnish steam
heat for the building. shortly before throe
o'clock John Semplc raised a window in
the basement when nm explosion
occurred, followed by second and
third, that blow him through
a closed door, splitting ~ In two and hurl.
ing him against "a stone wall. His clothes
were blazing. which no cxtinguishod by
rolling In the snow. Thomas Branigan,
plumber, who had been on duty until mid.
night, aud then went ,o sleep near tho
boiler, was sufrocatcd, and his body liter
ally roasted by tho fierce flames. n is sup
posed the natural gas leaked from street
mains into the building, aud that Scm-
Pile opening tho window tho draugbt
sent ~ 90 the boiler fire, resulting in
the explosion. The entire block was do
stroycd. The Baptist Church, livery stable
OF james II. Drake, residence OF Joseph
Barclay, tho Fowler cottage, wcrc all de-
stroyed, and the Tod House and several
other buildings badly damaged. The body
OF Branigan was recovered in the debris
late this afternoon. Somple, who IL a
member OF the plumbing firm OF W.
y. Scholl a. Company, Ia Ina the hos
pital, with face and hands badly
burned Tho losses arc as follows G.
II. Andrews, sjo,coo, Mayer Bros, $4,000;
First Baptist church, sso,ooo; ]. n. shislds,
5000; James II. Drake, 5000, knights Of
fythias, $500; Fowler estate, ti, 90; Mrs
Barclay, $1,000, other losses, s5,CrO. Tho
Insurance is ATTY por cent. OF tho loss, cx-
cept the Andrews block, which had only
$1,000, and J. H. Shields, who had no In
Nurance.
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The Cold Snap snappeih.

BISMARCK, OAK, Jan. The thermome-
tor last night registered thirty-sovcn de-
grees below zero
MAnsuALLTowS, IA, Jan. 7.--Woathor
last night was clear, tho thermometer
registering thirty-Gve degrees below zero.
Toward morning IL clouded up and became
milder. IL was twenty degrees below
AT o'clock and eighteen below ate o'clock
LAFAYETTE, IND, Jan. 7.--Thormometor
Mt y a. m. 8 degrees below zero; at @
o'clock 30 degrees below.
AiTKIN, MfSS., Jan. Tho thermometer
stood at sixty degrees below zero this
morning
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THE WRECKED SHIP.
All Her Grew. Twenty-Five In Number.
Known tn Have Perishcd-Dead bodice
Washed Ashore.

Known to Have PeriShcd-Dead Boal,.
Washed Ashore.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. p.-Later particulars
from the wreck OF the German shin Fil,-
abeth, which went ashore yesterday morn.
ing on Virginia Beach, fourteen miles
south Of Capo Henry. put the number
OF the crew at twenty-five instead of
fifteen, not n man OF whom was saved.
This fact Is learned from the two
men OF the lifc-saving crew who sur
vive and who recovered consciousness to-
day. Tho bodies OF the fvo men OF the
hfe-saving crew and four OF the ships crew
which werc recovered yesterday were in
lte-preservers, and three more of tho
ships crew, without lifo-preservers, were
picked up lower down the coast this morn
ing. body which has been identified
as that OF the captain is among tho.o
recovered. ON his person was
photograph marked Captain r.
Halbcrstadr' and letters addressed 20
Henry kaullSmann, and several bills from
Joseph Lamko a Co, Bremerhaven. This
evening the masts OF the ship were still
standing, though the sea was breaking
over her violently. Superintendent Poy-
ner, OF tho Lifc-Ssving Service. viii board
her In the morning n possible. As re-
ported last night, not word was spoken
among the ships crew and tho
hfe-saving mon when they boarded
her In their desperate attempt
at rescue, and the cause OF the wreck can
not be positively known, although a is sup.
posed that In attempting 90 mako tho
Capes OF Virginia under rcofcd sails, sum
oiont allowance was not made for tho
strong currents, which have caused sew
eral disastrous wrecks along tho lower
Virginia and North Carolina coast during
the last few years.
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PRINTER,s PI.
"A Temperance Editors Printing once
Completely Wrecked.

n temperance Editors Printing once
Completely Wrecked.
orELIKA, Ala, Jan. 7.-Major n. X. Kei-
ser, editor Of the Times OF this city, on 20
ing into his oiiice yesterday morning, found
tho gear wheel OF his Campbell press
smashed to pieces, and the type all In "pi."
He found tho following letter.
"Ar THE CLun, Jan. 3, lss7.
"iEN. X. kEisEp, Rcprobate-Your conduct
toward tho honest and decent people OF this
town has become uncomfortable, and. As you are
hcdged about with class OF supporters that Is
as low ana debated as you are, thero IL no
chance 20 bring you 20 Justice. Therefore I am
ordered by the club TO notify you 10 leave this
town and county within ten days. or abide the
consequences. q. PRATT. Secretary"
This is an outbreak OF the lawloss spirit
which has prevailed since 1872, when cer-
tain parties secured licenses 10 sell liquor
Major Keiser IN his paper has waged re-
lentlcss war upon tho liquor dealers, and IL
Ia for this reason that ho has been warned
20 leave the town
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Man and DOG Frozen TO psalh.

KSoxyIfIE, Tenn, Jan. "a party q
trappers just in from Upper SEWER County
report finding the body Of a white man
covered with three feet of snow, in a deep
rsyine ON the State line. The features Of
deceased were well preserved He had
evidently lost his way and froze 20 death.
Nothing outside OF silver watch and
pocket-knife was found on the corpse A
few feet away lay a dog, who had died
with his master Tho man is thought 10
be hermit named Newton, from Wayne
County. y @
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ATexas Treasurer s2e, 500 Short.

GALVESTON, Jan. l6.-Thc expert account
ants who have been engaged for month
past in examining the books OF the alb
sconding county treasurer, W. J. Burk,
rendered report TO the county court to-
day, showing Burk 10 be dofaulter 60 tho
extent OF si3,5oO in cash and $4,000 worth
OF county bonds belonging 20 the school
fund. He was last seen In San Francisco.
HIS bondsmcn are making no effort 10 ap-
prehend him
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Closed on Sunday.

WnKEsBARHE, Pa, Jan. 9--The Journey
men BARRIERS Of this city recently formed
an organization for the purpose Of cnforc-
ing the closing Of all barber shops here on
Sunday They notified all the proprietors
IN the city that on and after to-day, any
persons who kept their places open would
be prosecuted. Out Of the thirty eight
shops here thirty-six were closed to-day.
The proprietors Of the other two will be
arrested tomorrow.
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sT. Paul. MIN, Jan. 6.-The Republican
joint caucus on United States senator To-
night nominated on the frat ballot OK GOV
crnor Cushmau X. Davis. This secures
the election OF Davis on the 18th inst
LAssfN0, MicH, Jan. 6.--Tho Republican
Legislative caucus tonight nominated
Francis y. StOckbridgo, ~ Kalamazoo. for
United states Senator On tho tenth ballot
81. LOrf-, Jan. 6.--The Democratic mem
bers ~ the State Legislature In caucus To-
night az Jefferson city nominated . VI.
COckrell for reelection 20 the United states
senate
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A Big Blast

EAsroN. Pa, Jan. 9-The largest blast
ever fired Ia this section was touched on
by superintendent Firmstone, Of the Glen
don Iron Company, yesterday 10 consist.
ed Of 400 pounds Of powder, distributed
In i've chambers, each fifty feet apart and
hfty feet back from the face Of the quarry.
The whole hillside, 10 feet high, was
blown out, aud about two hundred thou
sand tons OF stone loOsencd.
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Down an Embank meni.

lNptANAPoLIs, Jan. l0.-Thc indianapolis
Nincennes passenger train leaving here
tonight was thrown from the track about
three miles from the city by n brokon rail.
The train was running Rt a very high speed,
and al OF the coaches left the track, roll
ing down an embanlSmcnt There were
about 40 passengers aboard, nearly all OF
whom were more or less injured, but no
ono was killed.
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Thurman Falls ssn,sIe,,

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. While tho festivi.
ties Of tho Jackson Club banquet were in
progress tonight sensation was created
whci ex-senator Allen q. Thurman sud.
denly reelcd and fell in stupOr from his
chair az the table. Instantly all was excite
mcnt, for 20 all ho seemed lifeless. He
was carried 70 a carriage and taken % his
residence, whore he revived somewhat. +,
is not known what mo result will be- Mr..
Thurman has been suffering for week or
more from nnenmnuln
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counlerisllrr ann. ssnl,nc.a

81. Lorfs, No, Jan G-Judge Trea, 20
day. in The q y District Court sentenced
Joseph " white, 81 Waco, Texas. who has
been in jail here since August, l5-5. on .
charge preferred By the g. = Government,
OF counterfoiting Brazilian treasury notes,
20 three years iu the peniteutiary Ills
brother, Lucicn White, who turned state.
evidence, and who has also been in lan
here, will be released
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btLriuOHr. Jan. The port OF Baiti-
more is virtually closed To-day there
was NOS sn arrival. except q some day
steam boats ana a few oyster boats. and
none can get through The See exoept heavy
steamships. The bee extends down The
river end into Chesapeake BAY, distauos
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"A touching incident Of the reccnt
burning Of the J. NJ White is reported.
a little boy was saved who was too
young to know his name. All he knew
Of his identity was that he was 'mam-
mas boy. ~ y. PicQw1ue.
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Great Demand for Kentucky Coal.

NEw YoRK, Jan. lO.--A New Orleans
special says that Kentucky camel coal,
which has for some time been shipped TO
England In increasing quantities. has be-
come In such demand there that an Eng
hsh company with s2,5OO.OOO capital has
boon formed 10 develop the camel coal dc.
poslts I'm BreckInrIdge Counlv. kY.
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cas,ls Garden slniI,lie,

ADw YOHx. Jan. John r. Moore. ths
landing agent a. Castle Garden, has com
pleted h!s report ~ the arrivals n pas.
scngers on The various steamship lines
las; year. There was a total ~ 30 us
siecrage and -, 7s3 cabin passengers. IN
increase ~ is.7fs steerage and o.. ~ cabin
passenger over iss5.
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KILLED His Child BY csrsIe,,ns,,.

NEW YoRE, Jan. 9.-While John Hall
strum, aged thiriy-two, was examining a
pistol az his residence, No. 20 sackett
street, Brooklyn, this evening, the weapon
was accidentally discharged The ullet
passed through the forcfngor Of Han.
sirum's right hand and entered the left
eye of his six year-old daughter Mary Ann,
killing her instantly. Hallstrum was ar
rested and locked up.
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Killed by an Accident,

CrNrHI,NA, KY, Jan. l0-A negro. who
was employed on construction train,
while handling "a revolver, accidentally dis
charged one load, which struck VIM Burns,
colored boy, in the right eye, the ball
lodging In the postcrior portion OF the
brain. He fingered till twelve o'clock mid
night, when he died. The verdict of tho
jury was accidental killing.
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A New Line 10 The City Of Merinn.

San ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. lO-The Mex
lean international railway has graded a.
miles, and track laying Is progressing NJ
tho rate Of II mile a day. The grading is
expected 20 bc completed 90 the junction
with the Mexican Central at Laredo by
February. This will shorten the distance
20 the City OF Mexico at least 400 miles.
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Troublesome State Of hnalrs

PITTsBURGH, Jan. 10 Mayor Wyman, Of
Allegheny City, has vetoed the Eastern
standard time ordinance, aud hereafter tho
time In the city across the river will be
twenty minutes slower than Pittsburgh
time. An effort 10 pass the ordinance over
the veto will be made al the next meeting
Of the Allegheny Council
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PRACTICAL, SURE ENOUGH


ToLEDo, O., Jan. 6.--About n year ago .
romantic story was published OF an Irish
cmigrant girl, named Annie O'COnnor,
who was working at hotel here, rcceiv-
ing lcttcr from England, stating that shc
was an heiress 10 vast estates. The story
turned out aftorward 30 have been prac.
tical Joke on the girl, but she was delayed
with letters Of marriage from all over the
country. Among tho letters was one re-
ccivcd from James o. Kcefc, wealthy res
idcnt of Pittsburgh, which resulted in a
correspondence, and about ten days ago In
meeting. To-day Information il received
from Pittsburgh that the couple were mar
ricd there yesterday.
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Boiled In a masb.Tub

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan, John Taylor, an
empioye Of Rolph's vinegar works, this
city fcll into mash-tub AT that place, this
morning, and was so badly scalded that hs
dled this afternoon at o'clock. He was
standing on board extended across the
top OF the tub, when his foot slipped. Tho
temperature u tho mash was about 40
degrees, an yefOrc ~ could be cxtricated
The hesh on some portions Of his body was
lterally cOoked. and fell OF I'm great fLnkea
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Ihs Hotrihla Hrdrnnhnhla

Evansville, fyD., Jan 7.--On the sist Of
last month a three -year-old daughter Of
Mr. John ID. Dougherty. q farmer living
near Dexter Mills, Butler County. Ry
was bitten on the wrist by poodle dog
On Tuesday hydrophobla commenced 20
develop, and today the child IL sunerinz z
Intensely, with no hopes for recovery.
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Triple Suicide

Row., Jan. e--Mathilde Mari, eighteen
years Of age, and Miss Romazo. aged six
cen, Polish art students, were found SUI
iocated on bed IN hotel in this city 10
day. On the floor lay The dead body of a
man. Letters addressed 20 relatives were
found which indicated that an three com
mifted suicide
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htDHfp, Jan. o.. The gatekecpers n tts
military prison, without being noticed de-
eiimped with nine sergeants. who wers
concerned in thc late movement. so tracs
70 ihefu has besl faaal. Thr escape hss
caused . seusati0n, giving evidence ~ ~
trgues by the revolutionary party
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DaaIh foIe,haaored b ! pleam

MAH-HtLL, Tex, Jan. Conductor G.
W. Cox was run over by a freight train
while he WAS coupling the cab0Ose. he
died from tho injuries received, and leaves
bride " three months. a singular fea
tnre of The case Is fhat Cox had a dream
me night before tho accident that he
would Dos run over by che train
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Iohn Roach Dead.

NEw YoHK Jan. lO.-John Roach, tho
great ship builder, died at S o'clock this
morning. His death was inOmentarily ex-
Pected all day yesterday. The cancerous
growth had eaten IT'S way into the side OF
the neck, below the angle Of tho jaw, in
volving the large arteries. which became
liable 10 rupture at any moment.
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LOvDov, o., Jan Wv w. Burrfs q
married man in impoverished oIrcum-
stances, lodged a piece of bone OF meat in
bis throat while eating breakfast this
morning, and b. choking 10 death His
house burned down o few weeks ago, in
which he lost almost an Of his furniture.
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Fo,i Jackson Threatened win gulo.

NEw ORLEASs La. Jan. i0.-Fort jack
son, near the mouth Of the Mississippi. .s
In danger Of being undermined and ruined.
owing 70 the change Of the bed or branch
Of the river The structure has thus Tar
coat Al ODDO1O
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To Commemorate ohio, sel,lemso,

WAsniSGroy. Jan Representative
Warner, Of Ohio, introduced bill to-day
apprOpriating 5000 10 aid in the erection
OF a monument 40 Marietta. O., To- COM
memOrate the first senttlemeut OF tho
Northwestern territory.
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-Four Boy, Gibbeied

Sidney. y. s vs. Jan. -Four ~ ths
youths condemned ~ death recently FOR
an outrageous assault upon q servant girl.
were hanged hlrs Yesterday Two Others
who were ~ have been executed yosfar.
DAY were rcprave1 Tho ages q those
hanged ranged from sixteen ~ sweuty
years
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Tosso HAS PASSED AWAY.
Tn. Celebrated Author of the "Arkao.a-
Traveller" and Nioiini.t Travels Into the
Unknown Land.

CINcrSNATI, Jan. s--Prof. Joseph TOsso
for a half century one Of the familiar per
sonagcs Of Cincinnati and vicinity, died at
his homo in Coyington, at 20 o'clock this
morning. The deceased was known
throughout the whole world as the COM
poser OF "Tho Arkansas Traveller" Prof.
Tosso was born In Italy eighty five years
ago, came 70 Mexico with his parents when
a child, played the violin in their concerts.
and was regarded as a prodigy. His skin
as a viOlinist was remarkable aud he had
a national reputation. lie was generous,
happy hearted, whole souled gentleman,
and thousands will learn with sorrow o.
his death
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A Louisiana Neoro ynobed

OsrEA, Miss, Jan. Ike Brumfeld,
colored- was hanged by an unknown mob
oTSaturday night Tho body was found
on Sunday. The negro, - is stated. resid-
cd across the state line in Louisiana. but
was brought across the line aud lynchcd.
The cause Of the hanging is not known.
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A Million iha Was No, s,oeo,ed.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1O.--Alox. Crawford o
well-known Duluth iron manufacturer. has
received notice that by the death OF "a cousin
named James Thompson, In Ballart. Aus
tralia, fortune Of over ei,OOO,O 600 has been
left TO him and his four brothers, giving
thom each nearly $4,000 Crawford had
not seen his cousin In forty years.
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What Is heroP" asks an ex-
change. a hero is a man who can pass
crowd Of boys engaged in making
snow-balls without turning his head to
make sure that they have no designs
on him.-NeV HaUcn NeOs.
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fpsros. JAR. s.-An ottawa special ~ ne
Affrri.srr says MAT the hshery troub.es snd
tAe recent elections have tended r. brln <
1Dout Cabinet breakup and thsf hon.
John tostIgan, Minister ~ Internal Rev.
cnue, and Hon. Mr Foster wisister n
fisheries, viii probably resign